I would probably go 23.976 as it is easier to do a frame for frame to get to 25p which will be a higher quality conversion that 29.97p to 25p. Michael

Where are you entering this metadata? Is the information in the ALE? If not, then it is an RED feature request to add that as part of the export process. Michael

[quote user="Terry Snyder"] In 1080p/30, a frame in displayed once every 30th of a second, which is the standard video frame rate. The video production and broadcast industry uses this. In 1080p/60, the same frame repeated twice every 30th of a second. This is marketed as "enhanced video frame rate." [/quote] In professional speak

I would take the hour to watch this webinar on Avid+RED and the different workflows between AAF or export from REDCINE X seen here: http://tinyurl.com/29ue8mm Over the years there have been changes in workflow and more streamlining of the process. You mention REDCINE and XML sounds like the process from a 18 months or so ago. And apologies that the

Only version 5.5.3 and later are supported on OS X Lion. 4.x version will never be qualified for Lion. Michael

It is not an XML respresentation of AAF. It is less than AAF but a lot more than EDL or custlist information. See: http://www.avid.com/US/resources/filmscribe For details, schema and dictionary (XSD). Michael

Have you tried the auto color correct? Go to settings and set up what you want it to correct, then select clips in timeline and double click the auto color correct in the effect palette. It will be applied, analyzed and corrected. Michael

1080p/59.94 is relatively new (couple years at most) an just starting to enter the mainstream workflows. Avid DS has a 1080p/59.94 timeline. Michael

Actually that never crossed my mind. I have exported on both Mac and Windows 125,000 to 185,000 frames into a single directory and nothing ever complained in the process - either export or reading back for DCP encode. I did have a problem in MC on Mac 32 bit where the MC just ran out of memory and stopped exporting. Michael

Have you tried via AMA to see if the same out of sync offset exists? Michael